This is a small town grocery store that competes with a Super Walmart. I'm happy to see that it…read moredoes so well! They have a good meat department and the fresh foods are typically very good too. All the employees I have interacted with have been pleasant.

This is a small local grocery store that is every bit the equal of the larger grocery chains…read more Whether you need fruits or vegetables, fresh meats, or baked, bulk, or frozen goods, you can find it all here for a cheap price. There's even a section for individual drinks by the front door. The store was recently remodeled in the past few years, and the entrance looks great. There's always parking available, and the store can be easily reached through the main driving loop throughout town. This location is always clean and uncrowded, and the employees are helpful if you ever need anything. Town and Country is definitely a hidden gem, and well worth the trip if you ever need to drop by.

Okay, so I swore I would never review WalMart. I mean, it's WalMart, right? We've all been there,…read morewe've all stood in a long line with slow cashiers and we have all walked a hundred miles in this store just to get milk. We have also all marveled at the human species while in this ginormous store. We've been there, done that. The game changer for me, though, was the order pickup tower that was recently installed. WOW-WE! Before the tower when you ordered something online for store pickup, you had certain hurdles you had to jump over to get your item. You had to scan in, wait for someone to acknowledge you, show you ID, wait while they searched through lockers to find your item and then you were good to go. With the tower, you scan in the barcode that has been emailed to you. Your product is rotated around and then scooped into a bin and the bin releases into an opening in the tower. You simply retrieve your item and *POOF* off you go. It took me under two minutes to get my item. Seriously, it was that fast. It was fun watching the item being retrieved, too. The best part about this new service is you do not have to wait for someone to wait on you. You don't have to wait for fumbling clerks to find a locker key, rummage through other items to retrieve your product. It is quite an incredible system. I actually might order more things just so I can use it again. LOL. At this point in time, there are only 150 of these towers in operation throughout the United States. I am just grateful there is one in Lawrence. I am one of those techy geek people and WalMart just knocked it out of the park!

This should have a been a quick stop and ended up being longer. It is along our route and located…read moreclose to US-60 making it convenient to get off the highway, make a few purchases and get back onto the highway. After we had picked up the few things for my wife to spend a few days with daughter, we spotted the queue at the register. Only one staffed register and everything else is self-checkout. Thankfully, the self-checkouts didn't require everyone to have a helper unlock and continue, so we were on our way. I can see this becoming a thing. Note that this Walmart is not a Supercenter. They have a limited selection of food, perhaps due to the lease for the shopping center. If you need a big food shop, you'll be better off at the grocery store on the other side. [Review 859 of 2026 - 565 in Missouri - 26040 overall]

Rude incompetent thieves. They scream at you for walking away with items you paid for. They often…read moresell broken or damaged products. The employers are rude and lazy but then act as though their job is difficult. As someone who experienced the displeasure of working for walmart for years, I can attest that the job is not difficult, and neither is being polite or demonstrating a certain level of common sense.

I have found that fresh food items are priced 10-15% higher than those same items at the Rolla…read morestore, just up the highway. I have been overcharged or double charged for items on checkout about 75% of the time. When this is brought to the attention of store management, they act like it is my fault. Store staff and management blame everything that is irregular on the "Home Office", even though the same issues are denied by WalMart home office personnel.

This morning after taking a stroll around the town square of Mountain Grove, my brother and I paid…read morea visit to Richard Brothers Supermarket, which is cat-a-corner from we are staying. I guess you can say that the Johnson Brothers were checking out the Richard Brothers. No, not that way, get your head out of the gutter. We heard tell that the bakery held within its display cases a certain local delicacy that had to be seen, and tasted, to be believed. So we wound our way through the 1960 style market until we found ourselves standing at our destination. Upon looking in the display case, we saw what we came for. The ultimate of ultimates, the belief beyond beliefs, the glory of glorious, the one and only, glazed crosaunts. They were lovingly splayed on two shelves of trays, patiently awaiting these two customers in particular, to make a monetary transaction, and take them home. Thus it was so. A funny thing, there was a list on the outer case stating what kind of pastries that were offered for sale. We studied it trying to find the special name given to these wonders, (as we didn't want to look like a couple tourists), but couldn't find one. We did see a generic crosaunt, but thought, nah, that couldn't be it. So I asked the nice attendant behind the counter "what do you call these things"? She looked at me, like, huh? Why, these are crosaunts she said. Cover blown. The crosaunt was huge! Far bigger than ordinary. My brother said that back at the old home place, they would call these "bigerns", (translation big ones....with a southern twang) where he comes up with this stuff I don't know. Of course the "bigerns" were melt in your mouth delicious. Like eating flavored air. I highly recommend picking up a few, or a dozen, for their shelf life is almost non existent. The trays barely have time to get sticky. I should give them more than 3 stars, but for lack of promotion, the Richard Brothers are leaving a lot of money on the table. Something the Johnson Brothers would never allow to happen. Properly promoted, the lone nameless crosaunt, could revitalize the economy of this sleepy town square. For instance: Mountain Grove, home of the BIGERN! Hey Mr.. Richard Brothers, If you bake it, they will come.

From the owner: A Name You Can Trust We planted our roots in Mountain Grove…read morein 1932 and over the years we've helped countless families with their farm supply needs. We believe friendly service, honest dealings and fair prices are just as important as the quality of the goods we sell. We'll strive to meet your needs and exceed your expectations. Call us if you have any questions or would like to place a special order. Feed, Equipment & Sundries We carry a large assortment of top brand cattle, poultry and dairy feed, and equipment, as well as other goods needed. We're always happy to answer your questions or make a special order. We offer competitive pricing to ensure you get he best possible deal and we're happy to offer up advice on products. Call or visit us now!

This place has everything, plus some! The selection of cheeses, fresh produce, seafood, and more…read moreare exceptional. We also shop at Dierbergs when we are in Osage Beach.

If you're in the Lake of the Ozarks it's probably the best quality grocery store to go to. We did…read morehave an odd thing happen. A lady ahead of us had her card declined and she left. When we got home we discovered the checker charged us for and bagged that lady's ham. When we discovered that and called called 20 minutes later to see if we could return it, they talked to the checker and she didn't even remember anyone who left all there stuff at the checkout when their card declined happened.

We're traveling and stopped in here to use the restroom and grab a bite to eat, and walked out with…read moresome of the BEST food we've ever had, let alone from a grocery store deli! The deli staff were all incredibly sweet and fun. We got fried chicken, catfish, mashed potatoes, macaroni, and all of it was SO good. Grocery prices were reasonable, all staff were wearing masks (properly!!!!). Great place!

Small town area store offers quite a selection of baked goods & other items…read more They have a deli and some fast food items as well. Coffee counter too. While they are sometimes a bit pricey on some items, they do offer specials & deals on canned goods. Most of their staff are pleasant & willing to be helpful.

When you're in a place where everybody eats meat and you're the only person who doesn't, it's nice…read moreto know that Aldi's has all my favorites. I am an Aldi girl ! I love the prices #5Stars

As far as prices go, this place is great. We bought a small amount of things for about $25 that…read morewould have cost $50 at Wal-Mart. Huge plus about shopping at Aldis. It is very small and doesn't have the best selection of some things. The pet section, for example is very small, no large cans of wet cat food, only the tiny packs. The staff wasn't over friendly but they weren't rude either, just in the middle somewhere, which is fine. We weren't sure how the shopping carts work, I think you have to pay a Quarter to use them? They're all chained together outside, with little slots, I guess for coins. A bit odd, I've never seen a store charge for borrowing a shopping cart. Maybe I just didn't know how it works, it was our first time at an Aldis. Anyway, great for saving money but bring your own bags because they also charge 12 cents a bag to use theirs.